First Doctor quotes from Doctor Who

Well, you did come, my dear, so it's too late to be worry about that. And stop snivelling!

Dodo

I'm not snivelling. It's me nose running again! Anyway, I'm feeling better now but I don't suppose anyone cares.

But of course they care, my dear. Now don't worry. It's not your fault at all. If it's anybody's, it's mine.

Steven

Look, do you think this has happened before? That we've carried an infection from one age to another, or even one planet to another?

Oh, I don't want to think it about it, dear boy. It's too horrifying. Though I must say that we're usually very healthy.

Steven

It'll spread through the whole ship, become an epidemic.

Well, that depends on the strength of the virus infection.

Dodo

If it's half as bad as my cold was, it will.

Oh, do blow your nose, child. It's running all over the place.

Dodo

No, it isn't. I'm crying this time.

Steven

Bless you.

Dodo

Oh, Doctor, don't say you're catching a cold now.

Steven

[Now Steven and Dodo turn toward the Doctor and discover that he's disappeared] Doctor? Well, where are you?

[the Doctor briefly fades in and out of sight but then completely disappears] What do you mean, dear boy? I'm still here, hmm?

Steven

Huh?

Dodo

Doctor, you've vanished!

What? Oh, nonsense, child! Nonsense! Hmm!

Dodo

You have! Do you think this is something to do with the Refusians?

Steven

Why... it must be!

You're wrong! This is something far more serious. We're in grave danger. This is some form of attack!

Your infantile behaviour... Is beyond a joke.

... No, of course I mustn't. You very nearly caught me then, hmmm.

The Toymaker

Make your next move, Doctor. Make your move.

But if I do, this place vanishes, hmmm?

The Toymaker

... And then you have won completely...

... And if this place vanishes, then the TARDIS, and the rest of us, will vanish also.

The Toymaker

Correct. That is the price of success. Make your last move, Doctor. Make your last move.

I never touch alcohol.

[taking a swig] Well I do.

Aw for Pete's sake, Doc, tell 'em you're Holliday! You can take on all four of 'em any time.

Yes, I'm sorry, gentleman, but this is Holliday's young girlfriend, and she's only lying to protect him. Now, as I've already told you about this gun.

Okay, don't try it, fellas. Nice shooting, Doc, but ya should have got him between the eyes.

Between the who?

The eyes.

Oh, my dear young lady, I, I, I, I...

Kill the next one that moves.

Yes, yes, quite so, quite so. Very good idea. Excellent. Well, you heard. Steven, get their guns!

Do you not realize that all progress is based on exploitation?

That, sir, is protracted murder!

[The Doctor and Dodo looking up at the newly completed Post Office Tower in London]: You know there's something alien about that tower! I can sense it.

Dodo

Smells okay to me. Good old London smoke...

I can feel it's got something sort of powerful. It's... Look at my skin. Look at that. I've got that pricking sensation again, the same. Just as I had when I saw the Daleks, those Daleks were near...

Dodo

"Daleks"? Who are they?

Oh, er, yes, of course, you, er, you didn't meet them, did you, child? No. No, and I pray that you never will.

The rope will make more mark on your fine skin!

LOOK OUT!

You must come and live with us.

Polly

But we cannot live with you, you're different! You've got no feelings!

Feelings? I do not understand that word.

Emotions! Love! Pride! Hate! Fear! Have you no emotions, sir, hmm?

You can assure me of what you like, but whether I believe you or not is another question!

Hm. Hm.

I haven't got time to deal with this now, BUT WHEN I DO, you'd better have a good explanation!

I DON' T LIKE YOUR TONE!

AND I DON'T LIKE YOUR FACE, nor your hair!

HM!

Polly

What’s happened to you, Doctor?

Oh, I'm not sure my dear. Comes from an outside influence. Unless this old body of mine is wearing a bit thin.

Ben

Hey, come on Doctor, wakey wakey! It's all over now.

Polly

Doctor?

What did you say, my boy? It's all over. That's what you said. No, but it isn't all over. It's far from being all over.

Ben

What are you talking about?

I must get back to the TARDIS... IMMEDIATELY!

Polly

All right, Doctor.

Yes, I must go now.

Ben

Aren't we going to go back to say goodbye or anything?

No. No, I must go at once.

Ben

Oh well, you better have this. We don't want you catching your death of cold.

(Ben hands the Doctor his cloak) Ah, yes! Thank you. It's good. (starts leaving, then turns back) Keep warm.

[Wakes up after the TARDIS explodes] S-S-Steven.

Steven

[Rushing over to her] Sara. It's all right. We're OK!

Hey! What's that? Oh, of course we are. Nothing can enter the ship!

But what happened to the ship? How are we outside?

This... is obviously a beach. I've always liked the sea-side. Something about the sand between ones toes... It's going to ruin these shoes though...

[Slightly annoyed] You're changing the subject, Doctor. The TARDIS...

[narrating] Sometimes it's like I've lived a thousand lives in a thousand places. I'm born, I live, I die. And always, there's the Doctor. Always I'm running to save the Doctor. Again and again and again. And he hardly ever hears me. But I've always been there.

Doctor?

Yes? What is it? What do you want?

[narrating] Right from the very beginning.

Sorry, but you're about to make a very big mistake. Don't steal that one, steal this one. The navigation system's knackered, but you'll have much more fun.

[narrating] Right from the day he started running.

Just about ready to do it.

Ready to do what?

We're going to freeze Gallifrey.

I'm sorry, what?

Using our TARDISes, we're gonna freeze Gallifrey in a single moment in time.

You know, like those stasis cubes? A single moment in time held in a parallel pocket universe.

Except we're going to do it to a whole planet.

And all the people on it.

What? Even if that were possible—which it isn't—why would you do such a thing?

Because the alternative is burning.

And I've seen that.

And I never want to see it again.

We'd be lost in another universe. Frozen in a single moment. We'd have nothing.

You would have hope. And right now that is exactly what you don't have.

It's delusional! Why, the calculations alone would take hundreds of years!

Oh, hundreds and hundreds.

But don't worry. I started a very long time ago.

Calling the War Council of Gallifrey: This is the Doctor!

You might say, I've been doing this all my lives.